Levels

What you're actually expected to be able to do at each level — no vague labels.

A2 · Elementary

Basic real-life communication

By the end of A2, you should be able to handle simple, everyday exchanges without freezing — the foundation everything else builds on.

Introduce yourself and understand basic personal questions
Handle everyday requests: shopping, directions, ordering food
Understand slow, clear speech on familiar topics
Describe simple things about your daily life

B1 · Intermediate

Independent conversation

B1 is where conversation stops being scripted. You start improvising — expressing opinions and reacting to the unexpected, with a real native speaker in Real Mode (1-on-1).

Express opinions and give reasons, not just facts
Handle unexpected turns in a conversation without shutting down
Navigate routine situations (work, social, logistics) independently
Sustain a real one-on-one conversation with a native speaker

B2 · Upper-Intermediate

Professional & group communication

B2 introduces group dynamics — Team Challenge puts you in a 2-vs-2 setup, so you're not just speaking English, you're coordinating and negotiating in it.

Communicate clearly under group pressure, not just one-on-one
Negotiate and coordinate with teammates in real time
Express more nuanced, less black-and-white ideas
Handle disagreement or friction in a group setting in English

C1 · Advanced

Executive-level, high-stakes communication

C1 is the hardest tier by design. XLEMETY Live puts you in front of a native who actively pushes back, interrupts, and switches roles — boss, client, panel — the way real high-stakes conversations actually feel.

Persuade, defend a position, and handle direct pushback
Adapt your tone and approach depending on who you're speaking to
Stay composed and articulate when interrupted or challenged
Communicate with the fluency expected in senior professional settings